Local Classified Fragments From Pendleton Ads
A jumble of short notices lists offerings and requests around Pendleton Oregon. Items include dry wood, peaches, dressed chicken, coal, lumber yard sales, furnished rooms, and job wanted ads. Community notices urge Fraternal Brotherhood membership and insurance, with a few personal service requests and business promotions.
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Ingrama
Oregon Lumber Yard
Minnis
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Co
Ingrams
Roy
Pendleton Business College
Hood River to Portland Wagon Road Feasibility
Hood River considers building a wagon road down the Columbia to Portland. A committee studied the plan, noting possible construction to Cascade Locks but railroad bluffs between the river and cliffs may block progress. Some favor extending from near Lost Lake to Portland as the cheaper, feasible route.
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Hood River
Columbia River
Portland
Cascade Locks
Bridal Well
Beasalle
Lost Lake
Columbia
Wit Fortland
Apple City
Murdered Man Found in Columbia River Body mutilated and weighted
The Dulles reports a man, about 49, murdered in the Columbia River. The body bore a smashed jaw, a rope tied around it with a weight placed nearby, and was tied to sink. Remains suggest about three weeks in water. officials note an Indian man among possible victims and reference a missing Indian doctor from Arlington.
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Columbia River
Dulles
Arlington
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Tiive Gordon
A 10 pound son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Tiive Gordon, reported by the local hospital. The infant joins a family already counting members and is described in stable condition with health measures satisfactory.
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Mra
Tiive Gordon
H. J. Benn
la Grande
Knowles
Clarence Connors
Helix
N. P
Fred Raymond
Isabel Taylor
Athena
Chamberlain
FP. M. Webb
Pilot Rock
Senaca
For Rent Store Room on Matin Street
Rental notice for a store room in the East Oregonian building on Matin Street. Apply at this office.
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East Oregonian
Matin Street
Local residents and visitors crowd Pendleton list
A long roster of names visits Pendleton from nearby towns and farms including Horran of Walla Walla Bantyter from a Weston ranch Fansiler from a wheat farm Gilbert of Birch Creek and many more. The notices mention travels to Athena Hermiston Walla Walla and Boise with meetings, court, and schooling events.
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John Bantyter
Weston
Fansiler
HW. H. Gilbert
Otto Turner
Asai B. Thompson
Butter Creek
Virgil Moore
Max Hopper
The
Firet National Bank
Portland
Target Practice for Company Th and Ge
Target practice for company members will be held tomorrow by order of Captain Smythe. Those desiring to shoot will meet at the armory at 7246. The range will be under Lieutenant Oliver, range officer, at Tutuilla. The range is retired and ready so the boys can begin shooting immediately tomorrow.
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Worning
Smythe
Oliver
Tutuilla
Birth rate for August in Pendleton reports
In August Pendleton recorded 78 births according to official reports to county health officer Dr D J McFaul. Among births 22 were were wire and 14 boys. There were nine deaths during August, increasing the city population by 27.
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Pendleton
D. J. McFaul
Settlement sought for debts after Sept fire at Alta properties
Individuals owing money to Alta Howse or Alta House Feed Barns are urged to settle debts. Contact mm lL GComlwit, Tea, Rust Webcb street, Coutts or Hays, room 12, John Schmidt building, or see Mr. Bittner who suffered heavy losses in the September 2 fire.
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Alta Howse
Alta House
Coutts
Hays
John Schmidt
Bittner
Apple crop brings jubilation to county fruit growers
Local fruit growers celebrate a bountiful apple crop this year and anticipate strong展示 at fairs nationwide this fall. The association at Cashineré and surrounding area expect to showcase a large portion of the harvest and meet anticipated demand.
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Cashineré
All the news all the time In the Mast Oregonian
The Oregonian delivers continuous coverage with updates across local, national, and world events. Readers receive brief summaries, investigative pieces, sports results, weather, and community notices throughout daily editions.
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Oregonian
Klamath Waterusers Plan Land Sale Under Project
The Klamath Waterusers Association plans a campaign to enlist landowners to dispose of excess lands under the irrigation project. An estimated 44 000 acres will be sold within a few years to finance water rights. Landowners will receive credits paid in script for laterals and canal portions, enabling widespread self-help construction of the canal system.
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Klamath
Comt
Middle West
Amusements at the New Dime Tonight and Sunday
A special engagement at the New Dime features Phipps the palm whistler and violin humorist with Matd Peffley Phipps. The program promises extraordinary entertainment plus the usual picture program and illustrated shows. Also at Eagle Show Shop today tonight and Sunday with strong attractions including new symchroscope pictures such as Majurka and The Bargain Fiend.
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New Dime
BE. Phipps
Mr Phipps
Phipps
Matd Peffley Phipps
Eagle Show Shop
Nine Foot Sheets Debate at Seattle Club Meeting
The Commercial Salesmen's club met in Seattle last week to organize a political group and plan a state convention. They discussed hotel fire escapes and proposed nine foot sheets to cover old quilts used in pioneer days, with Treasurer A A Wismolek noting the need to protect worn comforts while traveling.
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Seattle
Plains
Labor shortage halts cannery near capacity in Yakima
The Yakima Republic reports the cannery cannot reach full output due to lack of workers. Daily 15 to 20 tons of canned peaches are processed, with 10 more tons possible if more women and girls could be hired. Manager McKeon says the plant runs well below capacity and is advertising for labor to utilize opportunities.
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Yakima Republic
McKeon
T Am
Nissen Implement Store Sets Two Boy and Dog Races
During Pendleton fair weekend on Main Street a boy foot race and a dog wagon race are planned for Saturday at 2 p m. Entries require 15 to 25 worth of store purchases credited to a boy. Prizes include wagons and a dog harness. Races judged by local business men and started by the city marshal.
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Nissen Implement Store
Nissen T Implement Store
Pendleton
Main Atrest
Nissen Implement
Pendleton Hotel
For Sale Wheat Farm in Gilliam County Oregon
For sale is a premier 800 acre wheat farm in Gilliam County Oregon. The land is all plow land now in summer fallow ready for sewl ing with fair improvements and a drilled well providing ample water. Located near Olex along a county road. Address R T Cox Portland Oregon t
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Gilliam County
Oregon
Olex
R. T. Cox
Portland
Overon, T
Norse Buyer to Attend Pendleton Saddle Horse Sale
E. W. Dooley announces a sale in Pendleton on Friday September 18 featuring saddle horses aged 4 to 8 years, weighing 950 to 1100 pounds with heights around 18 to 15 34 hands. Buyers from the Norse market plan to purchase the stock.
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Pendleton
Hinds
E. W. Dooley
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Fine Haviland
Thegrama
Stansberry & Milne
Phone Maline
Swift
Ingram
Fraterns Brotherhood
J.K, Kokubu
Pendleton Lodge No. 324
Cole
Judd Huilding
Bluff Street
Lewis Street
West Court Street
WC Or, Pruitt
Leiching
W. Court St
Louis Hunziker
Jewelery and Optician
Main
Koebppens
Jus Horran
Walla Walla
Dielness
J.B. Murphy
Echo
Jerry Stone
Athena Farmer
F. EK. McGinile
Hilton
Beattle
J. W. Shafer
Adams
A. &. Thomas
Buttercreek
Uest
Bowman
Be, Brown
Milton Eagle
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Charles Carter
Effie Gene Frazier
Wenalia Springs
Watts
Mra. H. G. Newyport
J. H. Lawrey
Boise
Baker City
Mhiine Hallock
O R. & N. Company
Oon
Florence Struthers of
Athos
M. W. Turley
Washington
Diwiglies Johnson
Teoma
Whitworth College
Klamath Project
A. A. Wismolek
Tudor Searce
Yakima
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
Ladies of
Pendleton and
Vogue
Harris & Idleman
Express
Alexander’s Dep’t. Store
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